1933 Arizona News
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The Arizona Republic March 18, 1933 Marriage Held Vernon WEIGOLD and Flossie STAHL were married Thursday evening by the Rev. E. E. BARNHARDT at the home of the latter on North Third street. They were attended by Chester GILLETTE and Miss Edith MAST. Mrs. WIEGOLD is the daughter of Mrs. M. SMITH of Phoenix, and Mr. WEIGOLD the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank WEIGOLD, South Palm lane, Glendale. Rites To Be Held Funeral services for Cordon Benjamin FRANKLIN, father of the late Dr. R. T. FRANKLIN, have been announced by J. S. BRAZILL. The rites will be conducted at the A. H. McLELLAN chapel in Phoenix. Mr. FRANKLIN died at the Whipple Barracks hospital, Prescott. The Rev. Walter HOFMANN, pastor of the Glendale Christian church, will officiate. Survivors are the widow, Christine G. FRANKLIN; a daughter, Laura Lee FRANKLIN of Calhoun County, Kentucky; two sisters, Mrs. Ada MILLER of Calhoun, and Mrs. Myrtle ATCHINSON of Hollywood, Calif.; one brother, Iremis FRANKLIN, Evansville, Indiana, and two grandchildren, Jeanne and Bobby FRANKLIN of Glendale. To Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. OLSEN left Thursday for Firth, Idaho, where they will make their home. Before their marriage several weeks ago, Mrs. OLSEN was Mrs. Libbie WHIPPLE, faculty member of the Irving School. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. D. E. WESTOVER, Clarkdale, are visiting here for several days as guests at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. SOLOMON. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John RAWSON were honored guests at a card party at their home, 649 North Robson, when friends entertained in celebration of their 17th wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert HARDMAN, Glendale; Mr. and Mrs. Charles STONE, Misses Maxine and Imogene STONE, Mesa. George PINES Well George PINES is able to be up after being seriously ill for the past three weeks. The Arizona Republic Sunday Morning, March 19, 1933 Marriage Licenses VAUGHAN, James Henry, 33, and Emma Kate HIGGS, 32, Tucson BRISCOE, Elmer, 21, Coolidge, and Eugene CRISTER, 19, Phoenix TOOKE, Allen A., 26, Evanston, Ill., and Edna LEIDLE, 26, San Fernando, Calif. VILLA, Amado M., 22, and Luz ARGUELLIZ, 17, Tolleson. GOODSON, Autry N., 23, Phoenix, and Myree NIPP, 17, Phoenix. CRADDOCK, Bert, 29, and Vivian FARRINGTON, 21, Los Angeles. PALO VERDE Elma Jean NARRAMORE Mr. and Mrs. Cecil JONES, Arlington, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley CANTRELL. Miss Irma LANFORD, Buckeye, spent the weekend here with her sister, Mrs. S. L. NARRAMORE. Mr. and Mrs. Sam DUDLEY had as visitors Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl LYNCH and son, Gila Bend. Mrs. LYNCH is Mrs. DUDLEY's sister. Dud LEWIS spent Saturday night and Sunday in Fowler at the W. MYERS home. Miss Rubye RECTOR, Phoenix, has been a guest for the past week at the home of Mrs. E. L. NARRAMORE. J. C. HIGGINS preached Sunday night at the Palo Verde Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Jack NARRAMORE have announced the birth of a son, Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. NARAMORE's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. BAKER. Mrs. Walter HIGGINS returned to her home here Saturday after spending several days in Phoenix with relatives. Revival held at the Baptist church here will be under the direction of the Rev. Leland ENTREKIN. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. MANES Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Randolph JOHNSON and children, Dorothy and Randolph, Jr., Peoria. Everett WILDER, Liberty, visited with his parents here Sunday. The Arizona Republic March 21, 1933, p. 4 Anniversary Honored Mrs. J. W. HAVERTY entertained at bridge Saturday night in honor of the silveer wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. BOYLE. Guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Mark REDDEN, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. KELSAY, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh CARR and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. OVERCASH, Phoenix. State Debaters Flagstaff, Mar. 20--Five students from the Arizona State Teachers College here will leave tomorrow for California to take part in the Pacific coast forensic tournament at the College of the Pacific, Stockton, Calif., March 23-25. The men's debate team is composed of Clarence FLOOD, Jerome and Harvey IRWIN, Victorville, Calif. The women's, Dora E. RICKSON and Mildred SWANSON, both of Bisbee. Henry HOWE, Douglas, is orator. Dr. Mary A. HILL, a debate coach and head of the English department will accompany the students. Rites Arranged for Mesa Man GRANDY, Seth P. -- Funeral services for Seth P. GRANDY will be conducted from the Gibbons chapel with the Rev. J. H. THOMPSON, pastor of the Methodist church, in charge. Mr. GRANDY, 35 years old, died Sunday night at the family home, 117 Pasadena street. He had been in ill health for some time. With his family, he had made his home here the past 15 years. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Dorothy GRANDY; a son, Thomas, nine, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. GRANDY. Mesa post, American Legion, of which the deceased was a member, will assist at the service. Former Mesan Dies Tom SABIN, formerly of Mesa, died suddenly Sunday morning in Gila Bend, relatives here were informed. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. SABIN, a sister, Mrs. William STEINEGGER, and a brother, Byron, survive. Arrangements are being made for funeral services to be held here. McGEE Service Final rites for James McGEE, 63 years old, who died Sunday at his home east of Mesa, will be held from the Gibbons parlors. The Rev. T. C. HARRIS will officiate. Mr. McGEE, a rancher here the past 13 years, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace McGEE. Birthday Dinner Mrs. Ed BLOOMER was honored at a dinner party in celebration of her 74th birthday anniversary yesterday at her home on South Mesa Boulevard. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse HILL, Mr. and Mrs. Charles BLOOMER, Mr. and Mrs. Charles HADLOCK, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe OLLINGER, Mr. and Mrs. Earl KIRKPATRICK, Mr. and Mrs. Jack HOUSTON. Improved Mrs. George A. JOHNSON is recovering from an illness at the family home east of Mesa on Apache Trail highway. Auxiliary Party A bridge benefit for the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the legion hall. Mrs. R. F. LUSH, Mrs. W. J. VanSPANCKEREN, and Mrs. Luther McALLISTER comprise the committee in charge. Locate in Prescott Mr. and Mrs. E. L. CHASE, who left last week for Prescott, have established their residence there. For some time they had made their home here on Michigan Avenue. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. R. A. CALLENS, 226 East Second avenue, entertained as guests over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ARNOLD, Hollywood, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam SMYTHMAN, Los Angeles. The Arizona Republic March 22, 1933, p. 4 Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends for their sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our dear children, Billy and Helen. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. BARKLEY, Mary Ellen and Keith. Junior Student Dies at Tempe Burgess LeRoy ROE, junior at the Arizona State Teachers college here, died in the college infirmary yesterday. Funeral arrangements await the arrival of his parents from Elgin, Kansas. Death of the 25-year-old football and baseball star was due to a cardiac condition, physicians said. He had been ill several weeks. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. ROE of Elgin, he was born in Grenola, Kansas, October 31, 1908, and attended the public schools of Grenola and Elgin. ... Besides his parents, he is survived by a brother. The Arizona Republic April 26, 1933, p. 4 Fines Levied For Gambling Joseph GASHIO pleaded guilty before Clarence E. ICE, East Phoenix justice, to a gaming charge, then paid a $100 fine in lieu of a 100-day jail sentence...Al STEINMAR, John H. TAIT and Joe MECHAM pleaded guilty before Nat T. McKEE, West Phoenix justice, to "maintaining and carrying on a 'lottery'". TAIT and MECHAM paid $20 fines and STEINMAR a $10 fine. Complaints also were Issued by JENNINGS charging Lou MOUCHOW with operating a black jack game, and "John Doe Brownie" with operation of a roulette wheel... Fire Damages Two Dwellings Fire of undetermined origin damaged two dwellings at 1527 and 1529 West Jackson street about 10 o'clock last night. The blaze was seen in a duplex at 1527 West Jackson street by M. E. BERNARD, 1534 West Jackson street, who summoned fire equipment. Occupants of the duplex, the Rev. and Mrs. Albert BOWLER of the Phoenix Rescue Mission and the J. R. HOUGHTON family were not at home when the fire was discovered. The flames caused considerable damage to the roof of the duplex and spread to an adjoining dwelling occupied by Mrs. Hannah LARSEN and family... Buckley Rites Set For Today Funeral services for Minnie E. BUCKLEY, 77 years old, who came to Phoenix 35 years ago and was married here, will be held this afternoon from Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons. The Rev. C. Arlin HEYDON will officiate. Mrs. BUCKLEY, a native of Kenosha County, Wisconsin, was predeceased by her husband a year after her arrival in Phoenix...A niece, Mrs. E. M. JOHNSTONE, Pasadena, Calif., and a nephew, G. W. CUMMINGS, Evanston, Illinois, two of her closest surviving relatives, are here for the funeral. Services in the Greenwood Memorial Park crematory will be private. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and assistance in our recent bereavement in the death of our husband and father, H. G. McKINNIS. Mrs. H. G. McKINNIS, A. P. McKINNIS, J. A. McKINNIS. |
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